Looking at GWT Math.java, I see:
public static native double sinh(double x) /*-{
return Math.sinh(x);
}-*/;
But according to the mozilla javascript reference (which I'm sure is
the same for any reference you find):
http://developer.mozilla.org/en/Core_JavaScript_1.5_Reference/Global_Objects/Math
There is no sinh() function available. So that makes me pretty sure
this is an emulation bug.
On Sep 24, 7:30 pm, rjcarr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Using GWT 1.5.2 and the JRE emulation page says Math.sinh() is
> available. I use it and in hosted mode (on a mac) it works fine.
> Then I compile and test in Firefox 3 and get this error:
>
> Error: Math.sinh is not a function
>
> So, it seems it actually isn't emulated? I remember it working for me
> at some point before, but maybe not?
>
> What is stranger, is as I said, it works in hosted mode, and on a mac
> this uses Safari (as far as I know). However, if I open it up in
> Safari I get the same sinh error.
>
> I just wrote my own sinh() function based on exp() and everything
> works fine. So what's up with the emulated sinh() function?
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